Doomday before 2012?
Most scholars consider that Mayan calendar began on Aug. 13, 3114 BC. But someone has come up with an earlier date of December 25, 3117 BC, the same as the Pharaonic Egyptian calendar.
I'm not a fan of theories that take many pages of math to explain, but the short story is:
I'm not a fan of theories that take many pages of math to explain, but the short story is:
Maya scholars have failed to adjust the continuous count of solar days of the Maya Long Count to a "longer" count including intercalation for the tropical year. When this adjustment is made, the Maya and Pharaonic calendars both start on December 25, 3117 BC (-3116 by astronomy).This would, I presume, bring forward the doomsday to roughly April 2010 (I think).
Maya scholars start the Maya calendar on a Maya date called 4 Ahau 8 Cumku.
Both of these calendric glyphs (Ahau and Cumku) fall at the "end" of the Maya series of days and months in the Maya system, i.e. at the beginning of new eras, and we thus expect a Solstice or Equinox at this point in Maya calendration.



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"Albert Einstein once said that if the bees disappeared, "man would have only four years of life left"." (google.com, 13,200 possible links)
Bees dying for unexplained reasons is concerning many for economic and environmental reasons. So with the date changed to 2011 on the Mayan calendar, it would seem that things are right on schedule for the US, Canada, Europe, and I've read one about India as well. What will become of us? I am "making hay while the sun shines" and hope that you are as well ;-)!
Bees dying for unexplained reasons in the US, Canada, Europe, India, is concerning many for economic and environmental reasons. With Mayan calendar change to 2011 and this quote, "Albert Einstein once said that if the bees disappeared, "man would have only four years of life left"." Makes me think we should "make hay while the sun shines."
http://www.projectcamelot.org/norway.html#1
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